Don't agree. LLM generated docs are some of the worst because like I said, the LLM never trims, only amends. So we used to do X but now we've had an architectural change or some type of change where we should never do X. Instead of just removing the instructions to do X in the docs, it amends them, "we made the decision to no longer do X because of Y". Now it has X multiple times in context instead of just not having X in context at all.
I hesitate to make blanket statements, since this is quickly evolving, but in general I agree. LLM generated docs will quickly degrade to overly verbose, unreadable crap.
